Prize Winners

2019 Norval Glenn Prize Winners

Congratulations to Inbar Weiss and Kevin Dahaghi, the 2019 recipients of The Norval Glenn Prize, for their paper "Revisiting the Relationship between Education and Marriage in an Era of Rising Student Loan Debt."

Past Winners

2018 - Shannon Malone, "Gendering the Police Talk: Black Girls, Black Boys, and Making It Home"; Rachel Donnelly, "Can Spouses Buffer the Impact of Discrimination on Depressive Symptoms? A Comparison of Same-sex and Different-sex Marriages" (honorable mention)

2017 - Chelsea Smith, "Changes in Mothers’ Co-Residential Partners and Children’s Risk of Maltreatment"; Beth Cozzolino, "Flat Broke without Children: Policing Nonresident Parents in Child Support Court" (honorable mention)

2016 - Brandon Robinson, "Lumpen Families and Parental Rejection: Gender, Sexuality, and Family Instability in LGBTQ Homeless Youths' Lives"; Caity Collins, "Work-Family Policies and Working Mothers: A Comparative Study of Germany, Sweden, Italy, and the United States" (honorable mention); Beth Cozzolino, "Spending Rules, Scarcity, and Mothers' Reported Child Support Expenditures" (honorable mention)

2015 - Kate Averett, "Queer Parenting at the Gender Buffet: LGBTQ Parents Resisting Heteronormativity"; Kate Prickett, "Maternal Education and Investments in Children’s Health" (honorable mention)

2014 - Yujin Kim, "The Associations between Black Men’s Imprisonment and Black Women’s Non-Martial Fertility Rates: A County-Level Analysis"; Caity Collins, "The Promise and Limits of Family Policy: Working Mothers in Western Germany" (honorable mention)

2013 - Mieke Thomeer, "Marital Processes around Depression: A Gendered Perspective"

2012 - Amy Lodge, "All Shook Up: Sexuality of Mid- to Later-Life Married Couples"